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New York Times, Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Author:
Kristian House
Editor:
Will Shortz
33-Down : "___-Tiki"
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Kristian House

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 76, Blocks: 36 Missing: none – this is a pangram. Spans: 1 This is puzzle # 7 for Mr. House. Tuesday freshness: 81%
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A
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N
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A
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T
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N
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O
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B
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E
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L
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J
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A
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R
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S
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S
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E
P
O
X
Y
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O
M
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N
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H
O
M
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R
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P
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I
R
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C
A
V
A
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E
N
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D
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S
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C
K
S
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P
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S
P
L
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I
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Y
E
S
E
S
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R
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E
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F
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S
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S
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D
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E
N
Y
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A
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A
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O
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K
A
P
I
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S
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K
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I
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H
A
R
L
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E
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M
B
O
Y
S
C
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H
O
I
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M
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M
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M
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S
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A
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T
O
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S
C
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R
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P
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L
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A
Y
P
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N
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E
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S
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Q
U
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H
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C
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L
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S
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C
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T
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N
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G
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R
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H
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L
C
A
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S
A
R
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U
S
D
A
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O
P
R
A
H
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D
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Z
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P
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S
W
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© 2011, The New York Times11/1/11 ( No. 22,638 )
Across
1
Course in the biology dept. : ANAT
5
Prize won by Obama and Carter : NOBEL
10
Pickle containers : JARS
14
Rogen of "Knocked Up" : SETH
15
Strong adhesive : EPOXY
16
Black cloud or black cat, to some : OMEN
17
Do-it-yourselfer's activity : HOMEREPAIR
19
Spanish sparkling wine : CAVA
20
Came next : ENSUED
21
Compares (to) : STACKSUP
23
With 51-Across, nitpick ... or a hint to 17-, 37- and 60-Across : SPLIT
25
Affirmatives : YESES
26
Turns down : REFUSES
29
Last word of "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" : DENY
31
Altogether it's worth the most bonus troops in Risk : ASIA
32
Giraffe's cousin : OKAPI
34
Snowmobile part : SKI
37
New York singing group that last performed in 2007 : HARLEMBOYSCHOIR
41
It's "the word" : MUM
42
Ability : MEANS
43
Digital camera mode : AUTO
44
Reminder of an old wound : SCAR
45
Tot's enclosure : PLAYPEN
48
Suffix with Kafka or Zola : ESQUE
51
See 23-Across : HAIRS
52
Come together : COALESCE
55
Preparing to drive, with "up" : TEEING
59
Half-pint : RUNT
60
Forum cheer : HAILCAESAR
62
Govt. meat-stamping org. : USDA
63
What "O" stands for in the magazine business : OPRAH
64
Knock for a loop : DAZE
65
Son of John and Yoko : SEAN
66
"GoodFellas" Oscar winner Joe : PESCI
67
Gulp from a flask : SWIG
Down
1
___ Stadium (Big Apple tennis locale) : ASHE
2
Vegas gas : NEON
3
Dinero dispensers : ATMS
4
Bar habitué's order, maybe : THEUSUAL
5
Replaceable part of a phonograph : NEEDLE
6
Antonym: Abbr. : OPP
7
Blowhard's claim : BOAST
8
Interstate sign : EXIT
9
Vega's constellation : LYRA
10
Big name in underwear : JOCKEY
11
Pile up : AMASS
12
Show with skits : REVUE
13
Alternatives to buttons : SNAPS
18
Contract negotiators, for short : REPS
22
Critic of the selfless : CYNIC
24
Weathercaster's pressure line : ISOBAR
26
Chicago mayor Emanuel : RAHM
27
Jacob's twin : ESAU
28
Unwilling to budge : FIRM
29
Place for a facial : DAYSPA
30
Short albums, for short : EPS
33
"___-Tiki" : KON
34
With 57-Down, memorable "Seinfeld" character, with "the" : SOUP
35
Charlie Brown toy that's often "eaten" by a tree : KITE
36
Steel component : IRON
38
Show host : EMCEE
39
___ culpa : MEA
40
TV's Clampetts, e.g. : HAYSEEDS
44
Mideast bigwig : SULTAN
46
Nutlike Chinese fruit : LITCHI
47
Two-dimensional measure : AREA
48
Hosiery shades : ECRUS
49
Drunk : SOUSE
50
Post-lecture session, informally : QANDA
51
Ones named in a will : HEIRS
53
Woodworking or metalworking class : SHOP
54
Superman costume part : CAPE
56
"Vidi," translated : ISAW
57
See 34-Down : NAZI
58
Pitcher Maddux with four Cy Young Awards : GREG
61
Fond du ___, Wis. : LAC

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